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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 2005

Page

9

Early Childhood Forum hosted by Craddick in Midland

Texas House Speaker Tom Craddick will speak at a Friday forum on Early Childhood Education as an Economic Development with lunch at Region 18 Education Service Center Midland. Sponsored by Odessa and Midland Chambers and United Way. For reservations call 512 478 6601 or Odessa United Way 332 0941.

Texas Tom Craddick Region 18 Education Service Center LaForce Blvd Midland International Airport Odessa and Midland Chambers of Commerce United Way Odessa United Way

McKinney Park Upgrade Approved in Odessa Parks Plan

Odessa City Council approved the Parks Master Plan with a $2.5 million overhaul for McKinney Park, funded by $1.98 million from 2004 capital improvements and the rest from grants and donations. Residents say the park has been dilapidated while Woodson and other parks were renovated, and urge action.

McKinney Park South Odessa McKinney Charlie Odessa Roman Woodson

Citywide Parks Master Plan prioritizes upgrades over 10 years

The city plans a 1.98 million upgrade for McKinney Park as the first step in a decade of park improvements, with nine more upgrades of other parks. A 3.25 million boost to Sherwood Park follows, including trails and facilities, funded by bonds and grants. A 500,000 skate park is the third priority with 250,000 from a 2007 bond.

McKinney Park Sherwood Park Parks and Recreation Steve Patton Music City Mall Patton

Waste Control Specialists gain larger license for radioactive waste

Waste Control Specialists in western Andrews County can now accept 15 million cubic feet of low level radioactive waste after a February 23 license amendment from the State Department of Health Services. The firm plans to gauge customer response in a few weeks and may receive waste from Fernald Ohio. Conditions include DOE notice 30 days prior to transfer and removal of waste to Texas if no disposal site exists within two years. A separate disposal license from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is pending with a public comment period set for March 31 at Andrews High School.

Andrews County State Department of Health Services Tom W. Jones III Jones US. Department of Energy Fernald Ohio Gary Stegner U.S Department of Richard Ratliff Department of State Health Services Austin US Department of Energy DOE Texas Texas Commission On Environmental Quality WCS Ratliff TCEQ Waste Control Andrews High School

Diversifying pays off leaders say in Midland growth

Midland boosts commercial construction as diversification and oil activity surge. In 2004 the Code Administration issued 31 new commercial permits valued at 40.473 million, more than double 2003. Alterations and repairs permits totaled 65 million, up 188 percent from 2003. School projects aided the rise. Academy Sports opened a near 3 million Midland store. Kohl’s plans a Tall City debut at 3 million. NovaStar aims to complete a 1 million facility at Wolf Camp Circle.

Midland City of Midland Code Administration Division David Wayland Wayland Midland Independent School District Academy Sports and Outdoors Kohl's Department Midland Oilfield NovaStar Wolf Camp Circle John Solansky

Permian grad paths to pro baseball via Ohio run

Logan Parker a 2002 Permian graduate and Cincinnati junior power hitter has drawn pro interest after seasons at Western Texas and New Mexico JC. He carries a 3.5 GPA in criminal justice, has a .292 average with 3 homers and 9 RBIs in nine games, and hopes to be drafted after this year. He credits Permian roots, family ties, and teammate Kyle Weatherby for inspiration as he pursues the major league dream.

Odessa Snyder Hobbs N.M Ohio Logan Parker University of Cincinnati Western Texas College New Mexico Junior College Cincinnati Parker Karen Shelton Randy Parker D.R. “Slim” Melton Melton Permian Kyle Weatherby Weatherby

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